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Home Remedy Topic: Headaches70 home remedy submissions for Headaches
| Submitted by Joey at 2010-05-09 22:12:02 from 70.177.231.151 |
Don't listen to music or loud noises, avoid bright light, lie down and wrap a moist, hot towel around your neck ( not tightly!! ) rest and stay at home. Drinking sprite and noodles helps, try not to eat too much and lay off the candy! :)
hope you feel better!
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| Submitted by jessie at 2010-05-09 12:00:39 from 67.242.147.158 |
the very best cure for headaches that i have found is actually in henbane leaves. many people are afraid of this plant because it is highly poisonus, however they ussually never do any reaserch on it's many many uses. this plant is harmless and extremly benificial when used externally. as far as headaches simply take a leaf and place it on your head, whare it hurts the most, and put a warm wet wrag on top. your headache should be gone in about 5-10 min. if not simply add another leaf.
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| Submitted at 2010-05-06 10:17:37 from 67.63.109.207 |
I have had sooo many headaches that lead to tummy aches its not funny. So what i do when i have a headache is:
1. eat something that will help my stomache
2. Drink some sprite.
3. take my temp.
4. put a cool clothe on my head
if it dont help take some meds
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| Submitted by Jill at 2010-04-29 18:57:04 from 190.213.204.105 |
For headaches an acupunture point is between the index finger and the thumb press down and massage in circular motion untill headache goes.To make show you know where i am talking about you see your thumb knuckles follower acroos to the left and the meaty part or the intersection you massage there.
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| Submitted by jud at 2010-01-17 02:17:47 from 24.96.67.113 |
headache
sinus or 'eyeball' kind. reach around the back of your neck (affected side) with 2 fingers, index and middle. Touch the bottom of your scull, by your spine, with index and the middle finger will be touching c3 or c4. Press on the side of that bone.. pain? press and rub here until you're sinus drains or less pain. You can use a bag of rice heated in the micro for a few minutes and put in a sock as a heat pack or for cold, use a bag of frozen vegies!
other pressure points are on your cheek, by your nose, press and rub. On the top of your eye socket, center, press and rub.
I am a licensed massage therapist and the neck thing really works! I use it all the time.
best of luck!
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| Submitted by Kathleen at 2009-12-24 18:35:49 from 76.116.63.13 |
Heat a cloth, such as a handkerchief, in the microwave for about 1 minute. Tie it around your head and lie down. Make sure the knot is at the spot where the pain is worst.
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| Submitted at 2009-12-20 08:23:24 from 76.17.119.250 |
Headaches - I found out accidentally. Use this if you feel o.k. Place your hands including your wrists under cold running water for five minutes, this cools the blood, you should begin to feel better, my pain is usually gone. I use this especially in the Summer months, when the body is extra hot.
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| Submitted by james hodgkin at 2009-12-06 22:14:44 from 71.236.174.37 |
for mild to severe headache and migraine take no doze each pill contains 200mg of caffine and will kill any headache
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| Submitted by Akeira j at 2009-09-07 11:50:18 from 72.189.127.53 |
Take a deep breath in while you place your index finger and middle finger against your temples pressing very hard. Do this for about 30 seconds. Slowly release the pressure from your fingers to your temples while exhaling at the same time. Continue to do this until you feel your headache fade away.
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| Submitted by Akeira j at 2009-09-07 11:45:11 from 72.189.127.53 |
Blend some fresh cloves, add to vaseline and rub the mixture on your temples or wherever you feel the headache or migrain.
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